RME HDSPe RayDAT 5-stars Reviews

Works well on Linux

Very pleased with this card. Solid Linux support, audio quality and latency are excellent. No complaints.

Rock Solid

Review after 18 months:

This card has been rock solid. Not a single problem. Not even one hiccup. Low latency and trouble free operation. Excellent (and always updated) drivers from RME.

Verdict: I'm very impressed. This is one of those units you almost forget is there, because there's never any issues with it. Just as it should be with this type of product.

Based on my experience with the RayDAT I'll definitely be looking at RME again when the time comes for an update in the future.

reliable sound card for those who mix OTB

bought 1 RME RayDAT 6 months ago to work with 16 tracks at 96khz for mixing on analog desks.. very stable and works good with my apogee Adat converters.

buying another one to dasiychain to have 32 channels outs and ins.

its pretty old product but suited to my needs and RME support and update its drivers,so all good here.

Quality all the way

RayDAT is a great product, drivers are stable! Well worth the money. The box contains all you need - and also one pair of adat cables to get you started.

I also purchased the Word clock option, to use the rme as word clock master - it acts very stable across all my digital devices!

i haven't had a single dropout of audio since installation.. I am running it on 5ms - i have tried it on 0.7ms - which works fine, however it requires a lot of cpu.

Highly recommended, RME are great!

ADAT and mixing with big desk

I use RayDAT with Yamaha DM2000 and its basically the best option for maximal track-count. No bugs so far, I?ve used it for 2 years now.

Pros: easy to install the system, much easier than Yamahas own mLan and ect,

Cons: A bit expensive for being just an ADAT interface